90 minute aerial challenge and zip line course for 1

Admission to the Dare Ya! zip line course for 2

In a Nutshell

Zipliners hurl downhill for up to 600 ft. at up to 50 mph on courses built for an action television series

The Fine Print

Expires 180 days after purchase.
Limit 2 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 2 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required; Subject to weather conditions. 48 cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply. Must sign waiver. Must be 10 years or older; 15 and younger must be accompanied by a guardian. Must be between 4' 6" and 6'10" tall. Must wear closed toe shoes. Must weigh at least 50lbs; Max weight 260lbs. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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Daredevil Ziplines

Being suspended from a cable is an experience usually afforded only to window washers and to the custodians who have to repaint Mount Rushmore “rock color” every year. Dare to dangle with this Groupon.

Daredevil Ziplines

The thrilling courses at Daredevil Ziplines were originally built for the adrenaline junkies on the finale of the action series The Controller: Medal of Honor Warfighter. Happy shrieks now spiral out from members of the general public as they hit the 50 mile-per-hour speeds experienced by the stars of the show. The Dare Ya! ride whisks participants downhill for 600 feet before being stopped abruptly on the bungee braking system, which then sends them whipping out over a lake and stopping gently. They then glide down among sweet-smelling pine boughs and make a soft landing.

The Aerial Challenge combines a zipline with an aerial obstacle course, including a suspended log walk, ladders, a swinging bridge and platform, and rope walks. Riders can end the challenge with a short walk to a bridge overlooking the Tuck spring, which flows from the roots of a century old oak tree. Streams babble above and below the ground, carving the limestone into organic-looking curlicues covered with moss and ferns like somebody who won’t get off the Jurassic Park ride.